-
where a
person cannot be
legally disinherited (such as the
United States state of Louisiana,
which allows disinheritance only
under specifically enumerated...
- The
Disinherited may
refer to: The
Disinherited (novel), a 1933
novel by Jack
Conroy The
Disinherited (group), a
Spanish clandestine anarchist group This...
-
Jesus and the
Disinherited is a 1949 book by African-American minister, theologian, and
civil rights leader Howard Thurman. In the book,
Thurman interprets...
- in
widow inheritance traditions because of
disinheritance practices in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Disinheritance occurs when
widows are
dispossessed by their...
-
treaty without offending the
honour of the King of France. Thus, the
disinheritance of the dauphin, with
respect to the
French throne, was
based on his...
- fact, in
order to lend a post
facto justification to Pepin's
later disinheritance. It is
possible that the
union of
Charlemagne and
Himiltrude was a Germanic...
- The
Disinherited (Spanish: Los Desheredados) was a
Spanish clandestine anarchist group that
defended the use of
violence framed in the
doctrine of propaganda...
-
another residence to call home and be
cared for.
Disownment may
entail disinheritance,
familial exile, or shunning, or all three. A
disowned child might no...
- will,
since under English law, as it was at the time, only
complete disinheritance provided the
legal grounds for a
challenge of the will. Sellers' film...
- The
Disinherited is a 1933
proletarian novel written by Jack Conroy.
Conroy wrote it
initially as nonfiction, but
editors insisted he
fictionalize the...
